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 Post subject: Does it mean iKobo dead?
PostPosted: Fri Nov 07, 2008 3:40 am 
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"We regret to inform you that iKobo is discontinuing services..." - recently I got this message from iKobo, with no any reason explained. Does any one know what happened? Was it just me kicked or iKobo could be considered as dead?
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 Post subject: Re: Does it mean iKobo dead?
PostPosted: Tue Nov 18, 2008 5:09 pm 
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On the 14th of Novermber there were canceled supporting and serving card of the Palm Desert National Bank and MetaBank. If you iKobo card is issued by one from metioned banks (should be specified on the card) and you still have some money on your balance they will be refunded. Important: if you card is issued by Global Bank of Commerce then it's still working.
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 Post subject: Re: Does it mean iKobo dead?
PostPosted: Mon Dec 01, 2008 2:34 pm 
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4 December 2008 - The NEW iKobo Goes Live!

iKobo CUSTOMER UPDATE:

We have good news for all iKobo customers and everyone interested in joining the very best person-to-person money transfer service available.

All iKobo services will be fully restored on the 4th of December 2008.

Until then, you can check you account status:

Managing Your Account While We Transition to the New iKobo:
All iKobo cards are now being issued by our trusted financial services partner, Global Bank of Commerce. Please check the name of the bank listed on the back of your card. If the name of the bank listed on your card is Global Bank of Commerce, your Visa® Prepaid Card is active and ready to use. We will restore your ability to add new funds to your account and reload your cards on 4 December 2008.


Reminder: If the name of the bank on the back of your iKobo card is Palm Desert National Bank or MetaBank, your card is no longer active. To apply for new cards, please call us at 1-866-800-9825, fax at 1-866-800-9826 or email us at Ikoboservice@first-pay.com. We look forward to serving all of your money transfer needs.
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